Lorraine Elizabeth (nee Summers) Jackman
December 27, 2017
Obituary
Passed suddenly away in CBS on December 27, 2017, Lorraine Jackman, aged 81 years. Predeceased by her husband Donald, 2006; parents Frederick Summers and Margaret (nee Morris); sister Lucy Chapman (David) and infant sister Joyce Summers. Leaving to mourn with loving memories brother Winston Summers (Joan); nephews John Chapman (Alice) and Reg Summers (Sharon); nieces Susan Taylor (Philip) and Jeanette Summers (David); great nephews Stephen Chapman and Dakota Taylor; great nieces Margaret Hilton, Samantha Summers, Kelsey Summers and Cheyanne Taylor; sisters in law Sheila Hennessey and Betty Raymond (Larry) and brother in law Edwin Jackman (Susan); a number of other relatives and friends. Lorraine was a long time employee of Dominion Churchill Square where she was well known by her customers. A special thank you to her extended family who were the staff and residents of Allison’s Manor and most recent, Bayview Heights Manor, for their care and compassion shown towards Lorraine during her stay. Resting at Carnell’s Funeral Home, 329 Freshwater Road, on Saturday December 30 from 12 noon- 9 p.m. Funeral Service to take place on Tuesday January 2 from St. Thomas’ Anglican Church at 2:00 p.m. Interment to follow at the Anglican Cemetery Forest Road. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in Lorraine’s memory may be made to the Children’s Wish Foundation.
Schedule
Visitations
12 Noon-9 p.m. on December 30, 2017
Carnell’s Funeral Home
329 Freshwater Road
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funeral
2:00pm, Tuesday January 2nd
St. Thomas' Anglican Church
I have such fond and loving memories of Aunt Lorraine, such a wonderful and gentle soul. There was always a kind word and a cheeky laugh, much loved and never forgotten.
Rest in Peace x
My condolences to her family. I didn’t know her name, but recognized her lovely face as being the pleasant, obliging lady at Dominion.
I worked with Lorraine at Dominion Stores, Churchill Square for three years. A more pleasant or courteous Lady you would be hard pressed to find, customers would line up to have their groceries checked out only by Lorraine. Knew everyone by name and the busier it got the faster her fingers flashed on those cash register keys, an absolute gem of a Lady, deepest condolences to her family.
Like others who have expressed condolences on Lorraine’s passing, we did not know her personally but our family was, during our many years of shopping at Dominion, the beneficiary of her soft-spoken, thoughtful, cheerful and courteous service. Her lovely picture is a reminder of the goodness she shared with others. We hope it gives you comfort to know that she was important in the lives of others. Our sincere condolences on her passing.
The Harnett family
Our sincere condolences to your family on the sudden passing of Lorraine . My mom, Violet , also lives at Bayview Heights Manor and we didn’t realize we knew Lorraine as the lady that worked at Dominion and related to people my mom knew as well. Mom and I always spoke to Lorraine at Doinion ,she was loved by everyone , just a meek , mild and kind lady and my last memory of her was only last week at Bayview . She held my hand and asked me to show her to her room as she arrived back from their Christmas party. Little did I know it was the sweet lady I knew my entire life . My mom and I are saddened by her passing , but she’s certainly flying with the angels ,she was an angel here on earth.
God bless you all., our sincere condolences.
RIP sweet Lorraine, may the light of God bring you home.
So sorry to hear of Aunt Lorraine’s passing , she was such a wonderful and loving lady , I always enjoyed her visits ,may you rest in peace !
To Mrs. Jackman’s family,
I never knew Mrs. Jackman personally but I would say like many former customers of Dominion Churchill Square.
In my adult life I can honestly it was a wonderful experience and an honour to be in the company of such a remarkable lady. Always in the best of moods and made my shopping experience a great pleasure.
I’m sure there are many former customers like me.
May you be blessed in a special way of having Mrs. Lorraine Jackman as your family member now enjoying the company of Our Lord Jesus. RIP Mrs. Jackman.
Aunt Lorraine. You will always be in my prayers..RIP sweet lady
Lorraine was a smiling bright light that shone with loving kindness throughout my childhood and onward until the day she left all cares behind to join Don,
Nanny Summers, Dave&Lucy and other loved ones.Safe in the arms of our Heavenly Father. I will cherish the memories of her gentle,giving ways and genuine appreciation of others. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Trudy, Marguerite and Andrew Randell
Sorry to hear of Lorraine’s passing. Condolences to the family. Sorry, but we are in Ottawa and will not be home for the funeral.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Tolson and Ruby Chapman.
Lorraine was a very kind person who had a gentle touch. Always thoughtful of others and cared deeply about her family. With twinkling eyes and a smile, she made everyone feel happy when around them. She had a delicate nature about her. One of the most beautiful people inside and out. I know now that you are at peace, enjoying the next chapter in the Lords hands. Until we meet again, may God bless you…
Sincere sympathy to the Summers family and especially Betty Redmond on the passing of a much loved sister and friend. I remember Lorraine from her time at Dominion Supermarket in Churchill Square. Lorraine always had a smile for everyone, could call you by name and always took the time to ask how you were. Lorraine’s excellent work ethics endeared her to all her customers. May Lorraine’s gentle soul rest peacefully in the loving arms of our Lord. She has earned her place in heaven.
I have many good memories of Lorraine when we worked together at Churchill Square. She was always a good friend and we shared many great laughs.My deepest sympathy to her family. Rest in peace Lorraine. Mary Jerrett, ( nee George.)